Though the transition to SEPTA Key is taking over ridership throughout the city, sale of the token officially ending last April, the transit agency is still making steps toward securing ridership for residents who access fare through Philadelphia social service agencies.
Prior to the rollout of SEPTA Key, tokens were sold in bulk to agencies, many of which may not be equipped for the electronic component of SEPTA Key.
Through its newly announced Partner Program, SEPTA attempts to remedy the problem by offering two kinds of disposable swipe cards that can replace the use of tokens ...
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